2-bedroom apt in the historical centre of Palerme

Description from the manager

This beautiful elevator-accessible third-floor apartment (85 m²) is quiet and cosy. Tastefully decorated and air conditioned, the apartment is in an eighteenth-century palace and has a gorgeous view of the Palermo skyline. The front entrance (13 m²) leads directly to the living room and kitchen and is furnished with a table and a bookcase. A glass door in the living room (28.5 m² - northeast facing) leads to the balcony, from which you can enjoy a view of the Palermo skyline. The room is furnished with a sofa, two armchairs, a coffee table, two large dressers, a bookcase, and a large table with four chairs. The kitchen (3.9... m² - northwest facing) overlooks the alley and is fully equipped (gas stove, refrigerator, and washing machine). The first bedroom (15.5 m² - northeast facing) is off of the living room and features a window, as well as a balcony that offers a view of the Palermo skyline. The bedroom has two single beds, two bedside tables, a secretary desk, and a chaise longue. The en suite bathroom (2.85 m² - northeast facing) has a small window overlooking the street and is fitted with a shower, sink, bidet, and toilet. The second bedroom (17.5 m² - northwest facing) is off of the first bedroom and has a small window overlooking the street. It is furnished with a double bed, two closets, and a sleeper ottoman. This bedroom leads to the kitchen and has an en suite bathroom (3.9 m² - northwest facing) with a small window. The bathroom is fitted with a bathtub/shower, sink, bidet, and toilet.Read more

Additional Location Information

The apartment is situated in Albergheria, a crumbling, multicultural district in Palermo's Old City that, much like the centre of Palermo, has seen better days but is improving thanks to the European Union fund and private investments. Ballaro is one of the oldest markets in the city, and where most of the locals do their shopping. Arab merchants sell their produce at this vibrant souk—a testament to Palermo’s Arab origins, which are still very much present. La movida palermitane is mere minutes away in the bustling boutiques along Via Bara all’Olivella in La Kalsa. The apartment is situated in the Palazzo Raffadali Speciale. The palace built during the second half of the fifteenth century on Palermo's old walls is just off the square of the same name and a stone's throw from Santa Chiara and Piazza Bologni. The palace’s Gothic-Catalan origins are apparent in its facade.

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